LiderDent Clinic uses the most advanced X-ray diagnostic equipment to provide its patients with all the necessary digital X-ray diagnostics, minimising radiation exposure while still maintaining high-quality image reproduction. The device itself offers a wide range of 2D and 3D images of different scanning areas. Visualization and diagnostic planning are conducted using advanced dental software.

Panoramic X-ray or Orthopantomogram

It represents a panoramic 2D scan of all teeth of the upper and lower jaw and the surrounding bone. This scan is mandatory at the patient's first examination and is used to assess the condition of the teeth,
bone structures and periodontium. Imaging is completely painless and comfortable for patients, because both the sensor and the X-ray source are located outside the mouth, i.e., they rotate around the patient's head.

Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Imaging

Targeted imaging of the bone structures of both temporomandibular joints with open and closed mouth is used in diagnosing temporomandibular joint diseases. It is available in both 2D or 3D.

Teleroentgenography

The cephalometric X-ray is a 2D image used in orthodontic diagnostics. It is most commonly done as an LL (latero-lateral) image and an AP (antero-posterior) image, especially for patients where skeletal growth is monitored. The lateral image provides information about the relationships between the upper and lower jaws in all spatial planes and is used to monitor child growth and assess the start of orthodontic therapy. In adults, it is used to evaluate the inclinations of the teeth and jaws and their inter-jaw relationship. The AP image is used to diagnose facial asymmetry and prepare patients for orthognathic surgery. It is also possible to take a hand X-ray at the clinic, which is used to diagnose the end of growth and development. This X-ray is invaluable without software analysis, which the orthodontist uses to generate findings and plan therapy.

CBCT - Cone Beam Computer Tomography

Cone beam is a 3D imaging method using cone beam computed tomography, where a reconstructed three-dimensional image of the imaged area is created in the image, which greatly facilitates the work in diagnostics and treatment planning. 3D imaging has developed greatly in the last two decades and has found application in orthodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, especially in situations that require understanding of complex anatomical relationships and surrounding structures of the maxillofacial skeleton. The device allows us to image different fields and parts of the face. The key advantage of CBCT is its high-resolution images at a relatively low dose
radiation. This scan is completely painless and without discomfort for the patient. It is important for every adult patient and today is an indispensable part of the first examination of every adult.
patient.

Paranasal Sinus Imaging

3D imaging of the maxillary sinuses is used in diagnosing sinus disease in otorhinolaryngology. This imaging is completely painless and without discomfort for the patient.

Airway Analysis for Air Passage Patency

With a CBCT device in a specific software program, narrowing of the airways can be visualized, i.e. a static image of the airways is obtained, and thus a patient with a high predisposition to obstructive apnea can be identified. It is very important to analyze the airway before orthognathic therapy, i.e. orthodontic surgical therapy.
so that I can accurately prepare and plan the treatment for the surgical movement of the lower jaw. Each patient can find out the patency of the airway on their own
Large field CBCT images.